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Addiction Prevention Coalition describes Narcan "1 Box" program, free trainings in Homewood
Summary
Nicole Dolsey of the Addiction Prevention Coalition told the Homewood City Council on March 10 that the nonprofit has deployed overdose-response "1 boxes" around the city, offered free trainings funded by a SAMHSA grant, and will host an April 5 End Addiction Walk drawing thousands.
Nicole Dolsey, a representative of the Addiction Prevention Coalition, told the Homewood City Council on March 10 that the nonprofit has placed overdose-response "1 boxes" around Homewood and offers free training and family support services funded in part by a federal grant.
Dolsey said the group — founded in February 2007 and headquartered in Homewood — distributed Narcan and related kits under a program paid for with part of the state of Alabama’s opioid settlement. "We…
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